Spam Hunting

[MKG]

I have a serious complaint to make. I was casually browsing Ish before logging in (as one does) and spotted an obvious pre-spam preparatory post. "AHAH!!!!!" thought I, as would any other decent member of the spam-hunting fraternity, and immediately logged on to do the proverbial dirty. Well! Horror! The post had already gone!

This obviously means that the site moderators are keeping all of the best hunting to themselves! I mean - how selfish can you get?

I would appeal to all those who follow the Ancient and Royal Spam Engagement rules to take up arms and stop this pre-emptive striking by persons who are, by virtue of their privileged position, merely shooting sitting ducks. Where's the sport in that?

What's the point in my heavy investment in Spam hunting iterative technology when there's just no fun left? I ask you! Just what is the world coming to?

Mike

[Brij]

I think you're supposed to post in English on ish...

[MKG]

You see Mike, you were so busy talking instead of stalking you missed the little bugger who popped up in the undergrowth unannounced! Don't worry I got him

Brazen! There you are, spam-hunters - this scarlet woman has deprived us all of potentially wonderful information on 3G I-phones (no, I didn't miss him). There's no fun left in life any more. (Sob).

[John Headstrong]

I know, tell me about it.

I just went to delete a spambot, looked at the settings, clicked the delete, only to find it had already gone !

[MKG]

Something for other disgruntled hunters to take a shot at. We are reduced to this!

Mike

[Green Aura]

Not if I see them first